‘Atlanta’ Just Dropped Its Funniest Episode in Years
“Light Skinned-ed,” written by Stefani Robinson and directed by Hiro Murai, is a return to the light, crackling comedy largely absent from Season 3.
“Light Skinned-ed,” written by Stefani Robinson and directed by Hiro Murai, is a return to the light, crackling comedy largely absent from Season 3.
Homebound ballets, rainbow choreography, currency bonfires, and an empty Coliseum are just some of the indelible images from the year in music.
The production team behind FX’s acclaimed “Atlanta” has signed a first-look deal with the Disney-owned company.
The director behind “This is America” and some of the best episodes of “Atlanta” and “Barry” tackles a new series alongside “Maniac’s” Patrick Somerville.
It’s a vibrant and energetic musical, but it’s also a Childish Gambino vanity project in which Rihanna doesn’t sing.
The Hiro Murai-directed film co-stars “Black Panther” breakout Letitia Wright.
Tookit Podcast: One of the year’s best episodes of TV was also one of the riskiest. Director Hiro Murai breaks down how he and Glover kept “Teddy Perkins” from becoming a bad SNL sketch.
Donald Glover’s longtime director channeled Darren Aronofsky and Fernando Meirelles for the year’s most critically acclaimed music video.
An overview of both seasons, as told by the way the show’s name appears at the beginning of most installments.
Murai is one of the many directors rumored to have been in talks with Warner Bros. for the live-action adaptation.
Hiro Murai has directed episodes of “Atlanta,” “Legion” and the upcoming “Snowfall,” adding his eclectic influences – from David Lynch to Japanese minimalist cinema.
The music video director had collaborated with Donald Glover on his Childish Gambino videos.